I already have an ATT contract, I dropped my phone and it broke. Is this the one to buy (non-contract) to replace Infuse 4G 1997 ?
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Jan, I purchased the phone for some else through my Amazon count. My understanding the guy have not active the phone yet, sorry I cannot help you.
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I had an the same phone from att for 2 years and liked it very much but stated giving me trouble so I found the same phone on amazon and ordered it to keep from renewing my contract. It works but not as well as my first one from att. Its slow and I cant do fantasy foot ball on it because espn has upgraded and the phone is not compatable.
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This is the worst phone to have, I Had many problems with it over heating, and just not working at all.... do not waste your money on this product
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man you should go connect this phone with Solavei/T-mobile service no contract $49 unlimited talk text data 4G nationwide and you can make extra $ by sharing or even free bill. I connected my galaxy note international with it man loved it no issues at all but go check out www.pay4lesswireless.com they distribute Solavie phone service no contract to.. hope this helps anybody..
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You can go to Google and compare the physical dimensions of the Galaxy s4 to the Infuse. there is a plastic insert in which the Galaxy s4 fits into inside of the case so if the Infuse is smaller than the 4G it will not securely clip into the plastic insert
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I dont think provider would matter. As long as the phone is GSM. This is for Samsung Galaxy S4 for me it worked flawlessly and looks like oem. Good luck!
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If you buy it online it don't come with warranty nut if you call at&t; directly they should be able to better help you.
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I have had a lot if issues with ours and it is less than a year old. They have traded us parts to replace things. I am sure if you go through their website they will allow you to buy a new handset. I will say their customer service is horrible if you try call, it is better if you go through their website. Good luck.
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I doubt all AT&T; phones would use the same battery. You need to take out the existing rechargeable battery that needs to replace. Once out there should be a number on the battery that can be used to order the correct replacement battery.
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I can't tell you, I sent it back for refund and bought the international 6.3 and I LOVE IT! It's a little different but compatible with AT&T.; You can request a money back return within the criteria set by Amazon. Just explain that you do not like the device. However, I don't see why you can't accliment to the device; the are great phones/computers.AH
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I have full access to my phone and had verizon take it as my replacement. Works just fine for what it is.
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I bought an ATT SIM card through the carrier puretalkusa.com. They were also the sellers. It works fine. A word of warning would be that unless you KNOW there is now a service dept to take card of problems on the US version, I wouldn't buy it. Unless it's changed, it doesn't use the type of cord you can get in any Quik Shop. It's a non-standard cord....apparently non-standard everywhere since there appears to be no replacement. When mine dies, my phone will die too.
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Hi, Katie. Just visit your account on AT&T;'s website and look for "upgrade" link.In fact you can upgrade at a reduced price, but that price is like $500 (maybe sell your 3Gs on Amazon and buy the 4G?)Don't forget to order a rubber bumper case to neutralize the well-documented antenna attenuation problem, and check out possibly insuring your new purchase at SquareTrade dot com (about $5 a month).Good luck!
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This was a response that came from the company "First of all I would like to thank you for your interest in Wilson Products. The unit that you were recommended is a great unit and it will cover voice and data up to 3G. I understand your concern regarding 4G and offer a little more clarification regarding this topic. 4G is usually* Data network therefore even after that network becomes available through AT&T in your area there will always be Voice, SMS and 3G Data. The amplifier that you were recommended covers two ranges of frequencies, 800 MHz and 1900 MHz which covers all your typical US domestic carriers for both Voice and 3G Data but whereas 4G is transmitted on a different frequency it would require a different amplifier for that range specifically." No distinction was made in conversations with the company rep regarding operating systems, android vs apple.
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I was able to replace the factory supplied batter which came with HTC Evo 4G with the battery I purchased and it works like a champ.Hope that helps.
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Well, the one in this picture has the at&t logo on it. You should look for one that says International Version for the unbranded one. That way you will receive all available updates for the phone and not just the ones at&t decides you should get.
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Hello. Yes as long as it's a Sprint phone your good. Ting is AWESOME. I get better coverage than when I was with Verizon.I don't get 4G in my area, other than that, it's a great phone. My bill was 21$ last month. Huge difference. Easy setup. Was up and running in about 10 minutes. Invest in a quality case. Otter box or Griffin. Got 2 on EBay for less than 20$. I'd recommend the phone.
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Yes, just not a very good one. I got this and instant problems. Kept restarting, calls kept getting dropped (it being at&t;). I wouldn't was money on it. Has bloatware pre-installed stuff you can't remove
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I can't tell you, I sent it back for refund and bought the international 6.3 and I LOVE IT! It's a little different but compatible with AT&T. You can request a money back return within the criteria set by Amazon. Just explain that you do not like the device. However, I don't see why you can't accliment to the device; the are great phones/computers. AH